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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1937

Page

10

Berryville Social Brevities

Berryville Va January social notes list visits to family and friends, attendance at events, travel to Harrisonburg Washington Charlottesville Baltimore and Richmond. Notables include Miss Anne C Williams Bryn Mawr student and Mrs. Fleming Wisecarver returning from Virginia Beach with Master Jimmy Wisecarver.

Berryville William B. Stalnaker Cumberland A. Moore, Jr Rose MacDonald Harrisonburg State Board of Education Wilson Hall State Teachers’ College James N. Galloway Frank Galloway Anne C. Williams Bryn Mawr College Washington Fleming Wisecarver Jimmy Wisecarver Virginia Beach Ruth Knolles Cleveland Ohio Charles Levi William Beverley Milton Valley Comany Joseph F. Moore New York City Elizabeth Kepner Charlottesville Graham Dougherty Diocesan Institute Richmond Dorothy Moore E. Blackburn Moore C. H. Iden Elizabeth Thomson Grove Summit Point W. Va Martha Barnett Baltimore Miss Branch Grove Fairfax, Va Clifford Luke Henry Brown Harrisburg Robert Browse Charles Town John Ambrose Jefferson County

Eight Dead In State Accidents Over Week End

A week end toll in Virginia accidents rose to eight with the death of an unidentified young man in a Richmond hospital. The victim, about 28, was a passenger in a car driven by William Goddard of Atlantic City, who died in a collision with a truck near South Hill. Other fatalities included a Norfolk nurse Mary Emily Moore 57 struck by a car and William B Wilson 60 of Danville killed by a hit and run. Two small children burned to death in Smyth County and Dickenson County girls died from burns from clothing ignited near open fires. The Frenchman Robinson died indirectly when his party’s car plunged into Russell Ford River. Several others injured seriously in crashes across the state.

Richmond William Goddard Atlantic City South Hill Goddard Mary Emily Moore Norfolk William 8. Wilson Danville Walter Ellerson Nebo Smyth County Southwest Virginia Corrie Salyers Harless Salyers Dickenson County Frenchman Robinson Floyd Robinson Clintwood Russell Ford River

Conference of Churches Calls Members to Sunday Meetings

Burnt Factory church holds 11 a.m. service and Stephen son church at 7 30 p m with full attendance urged. Pastor Thomas Morgan asks members to attend and notes business of importance and a roll call to gauge participation.

Burnt Factory Stephenson Thomas Morgan

County Ministers Meet in Virginia Discussion

Frederick County ministerial gathering at Rev. C. E. Seastrunk home in Albin debated pulpit authority and planned central meetings with noted speakers. Next session set for February 22 at Handley Library Winchester with program details to follow.

Frederick County J. Good Winchester Phillipians W D. Mitchell Handley Library Snyder Allaman S. J. Good W. P. O’baugh C. E. Seastrunk Mr. Riggleman

Noted Indian Fort Owner Mattie Price Dies at 85

Funeral services for Mrs. Mattie Price of Alma aged 85 owner of one of Virginia’s oldest Indian forts will be held tomorrow afternoon at the Alma church. She had been ill since the death of her daughter Sallie Price months ago. She is survived by brother Charles Aleshire of Indiana and sisters Mrs. A Z Shirley Mrs. Lee Burner and Mrs. William Strickler of Page county.

Tribute to Fred M Whitacre Largely Fraternal Resolution

At a meeting of the Order a resolution notes the death of Fred M Whitacre and the vacancy in the council He is mourned as a light extinguished and his family is offered sympathy The charter is draped in mourning and copies are sent to the widow and press with records kept by the committee members Alvin W Shade Elmer A Kline Lewis Pollard

Fred M. Whitacre Alvin W. Shade Elmer A. Kline Lewis Pollard

Administrator's Sale Of Heist Estate At Winchester Va

Auction at 125 West Piccadily Street Winchester Virginia on Wednesday January twenty seventh nineteen fifty seven at nine thirty a m features the decedent G H Heist estate personal property. Items include antiques furniture clocks china glassware and a complete dentist office with chair cabinets tools. Cash terms. property not removed until paid. Gibson Baker administrator and auctioneers Dunn and Duvall.

G. H. Heist West Piccadily Street Winchester Gibson Baker Dunn & Duvall

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